You'll Think Of Me

That win rate of 17% — roughly 1 in every 6 races — isn't flashy, but context matters. At the shorter distances, between five and six-and-a-half furlongs, the picture improves considerably: one win from three races at those trips, which works out at 1 in 3. That's a meaningful difference, and it suggests You'll Think Of Me is a horse that benefits from being kept at a sharp, sprint-style distance rather than being asked to grind out something longer.

The trainer is Kevin Philippart De Foy, based in Newmarket — one of the most famous training centres in the world, where the competition for stable spots is fierce and the standard is high. The yard has been in serious form this season, sending out 41 winners, which puts them firmly in productive territory. A trainer doing that kind of business with a three-year-old who places consistently is likely to find the right opening when the time comes.

The horse raced just one day ago, which means it's in the middle of a busy campaign. Recent form reads 6-1-3-3-2-6 — that winning run sandwiched between some less impressive efforts, but the three-and-two finishes in the middle of that sequence show a horse that keeps finding the frame. The challenge now is converting those placings into another win, and at the right distance on a sharp track like Kempton, You'll Think Of Me has already shown it knows how to get the job done.